DUBJ004
NUCLEUS ROOTS:
UNDER DE KITCHEN
+ SASHA STEPPA REMIX
+ STALAWA REMIX
Originally released on the seminal self-titled Nucleus Roots album at the turn of the millennium, Under De Kitchen is finally getting a well-deserved vinyl pressing with accompanying dub's and remixes!
Vocals come courtesy of Manchester's Des Nia Lashimba, accompanied by Moses, Dub Dadda and Maria
Bristol's Sasha Steppa steps up on remix duties with her debut production, elevating the track even further with her trademark high-energy peak-time stepper style
Normandy via Glasgow dubber Stalawa strips everything back for his futuristic interpretation, channelling plenty of Rhythm & Sound inspiration
As usual, Dub Junction isn't doing things by halves, with three separate records being pressed to house all six mixes, all with their own unique two-colour marbled effect
Support from Mungo’s Hi Fi, Dreadzone, Don Letts, Zion Train, Breakfake, Firmly Rooted + many more!
DUBJ003
ASHANTI SELAH & DAN-I LOCKS:
VIBES UP
Ashanti Selah joins the Dub Junction family with another killer production, that despite being over 5 years in the making, arrives at the perfect time in 2022 to spread the essential message of equal rights and justice across the world.
Starting life built as an instrumental dubplate to be played exclusively by Iration Steppas, debuting at Dub Camp 2016, a link-up with Sweden’s Dan-I Locks (of Deng Deng Hi-Fi) saw the revolutionary lyrics penned and a longstanding partnership formed. Bring in the magical horns from Berlin’s Vale and the dream team delivers a truly uplifting, high energy, soundsystem anthem for these crucial times.
Limited run of 500 records, cut to heavyweight 180g vinyl, mastered by Beau at Ten Eight Seven, distributed worldwide by Unearthed Sounds.
Support from Aba Shanti-I, Sinai Soundsystem, Iration Steppas, Stryda, Vibronics, Dub Kazman, Firmly Rooted, Rebel Spirit + many more!
Aba Shanti-I plays at Boomtown Festival | Sinai plays at Dubcamp Festival | Channel One plays in Manchester | Don Letts plays on BBC 6Music
It wouldn't be a Dub Junction release without a remix would it?! And who better to deliver the goods than Bristol's Yaksha, providing his signature slice of atmospheric soundsystem ammunition. Even enlisting the legendary King David Horns to lay down a beautiful Trombone solo especially for the project.
Having been road-tested over summer through the speaker boxes of Sinai, Iration + Aba, it's finally time to release this to the world in the form of a highly unique 8” polydub on transparent vinyl, held in a handmade hemp sleeve.
DUBJ002
DANNY T & TRADESMAN w/ BLESSED SAN:
MEDITATION LIFE
+ MANASSEH REMIX
It’s a Leeds meets Uganda link up, as the Subdub residents Danny T & Tradesman pair with one of the top voices in Africa today, Blessed San, for this high energy track ready for the sound system.
Nick Manasseh completely reworks the instrumental for his take on the record, with a laid-back, deep and soulful remix for the B side, perfect to warm up any session.
Limited run of 400, pressed to 180g vinyl. Mastered by Ten Eight Seven and distributed worldwide by Unearthed.
Support from Dubkasm, O.B.F, Sinai Soundsystem, Bukkha, Don Letts, Alpha Steppa, Greenlight Soundsystem, Firmly Rooted Soundsystem + more
Don Letts plays on BBC 6Music | Stryda Plays on SWU.FM | Sinai plays on Noods | Junior T Radio Play
DUBJ001
VIBRONICS & PARVEZ:
HEALING OF THE NATION
+ BIM ONE REMIX
Legend of the sound system scene, Vibronics, links up with longtime collaborator Parvez, to deliver a much-needed anthem in the face of Babylon.
Bim One deliver remix cuts direct from Tokyo inna future dubwise style.
Limited run of 400, pressed to 180g vinyl. Mastered by Ten Eight Seven and distributed worldwide by Unearthed. Dubplate mixes also available on limited edition (of 28) polyvinyl, cut at Green King Studio.
Support from Jah Shaka, King Shiloh, Channel One, OBF, Don Letts, Dreadzone, Mungo’s Hi Fi, Iration Steppas, Ras Kwame, Charlart58, Blackboard Jungle + more!
Jah Shaka Plays In London | Culture Dub Review | King Shiloh Live Stream | Sound Mag Review | Ele King Review | basscomesaveme Review | Channel One Radio Play
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